Webinar on Adjudicating Bias: Stereotypes, Gender and Courts by NLUO: Register now!

About the National Law University Odisha
The National Law University Odisha (NLUO) is a vibrant addition to India’s national law universities. Within the short span, NLUO has made its mark as a university engaged in teaching and research in law. Faculty research output has always been of a very high standard, yielding among others several top-tier international publications. The student community’s engagement with co-curricular activities has yielded remarkable results, including consistently high performances in moot court competitions and active participation in prestigious national and international conferences and seminars. The liberal yet demanding academic culture coupled with the friendly environment has ensured that students are able to harness their full potential and contribute in the area of their choice.
About the event
The Constitutional Law Society of National Law University Odisha is happy to announce that on October 22, 2021 at 5:30 p.m., Ms. Jhuma Sen, Associate Professor, OP Global Jindal University, will deliver a guest lecture on “Adjudicating Bias: Stereotypes, Gender, and Courts” (IST).

Registration
Contact
For further clarity one must reach out to [email protected]
or contact Vishesh Minocha (+91-7503703915)/Ananya Satish (+91 97402 89624) of CLS.
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